Sentence examples for status question from inspiring English sources
Repeated referendums on the status question have left Puerto Rico with its status quo intact.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross should refuse to add a citizenship status question to the 2020 Census.
After the federation was dissolved on May 31 , 1962 the status question was eventually settled by the West Indies Act of 1967, in which Saint Lucia assumed a status of association with the United Kingdom on March 1 , 1967
And I want to reiterate what I have said across Puerto Rico, together, in my first term, we will finally enable the status question to be resolved, based on the principles that government should be representative at all levels, and the people of Puerto Rico deserve the opportunity to choose from among all of the options.
Asked why he considered it inappropriate to involve himself in the status question as he did on Vieques, he said, "It was clear what the people of Vieques wanted, and I had no problem reflecting, in my view, not just the desires of the people of Vieques, but also what I believe made common sense".
More importantly, will the perennial status question be solved?
They weigh themselves twice a day and answer health status questions on a keypad.
These stigmatizing status questions also waste time and money by requiring potentially lengthy follow-up investigations and inciting litigation.
"His status questioned in Lindbergh kidnap case About 30 years ago Mr. Foster was convicted of using the mails to defraud in connection with a coal company he operated".
An Internal Revenue Service review of the agency's approach of scrutinizing conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status questioned the now-controversial policy a year ago, according to House Oversight and Government Reform Committee spokesman Ali Ahmad.
It was about the "Windrush generation," people brought legally from Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean to help rebuild Britain after World War II, only to find their legal status questioned by British authorities decades later.
